StangPlanet. A website planet for Mustang Enthusiasts
 
  width="418" height="254" />
Classic Mustangs Forum | Mustang II Forum | Fox Body Mustang Forum | SN95/Fox4 Mustang Forum | New Edge Ford Mustang Forum | S197 Ford Mustang Forum
Foose Mustang Forum | Roush Mustang Forum | Saleen Mustang Forum | Shelby Mustang Forum | Partner Links | Ultimate Stang Challenge

Go Back   Ford Mustang Forum | StangPlanet > StangPlanet Articles > Pony Press


Reply
 
LinkBack Thread Tools Display Modes
Old 11-12-2007, 08:45 AM   #1 (permalink)
Contributing Writer
 
David Burkart's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 745
Post SEMA: Classic Design Concepts takes home two top awards

This year’s SEMA Show was exciting all around, but it seems the nostalgic trends resonated quite a bit with the judges. Our friends at Classic Design Concepts really blew spectators away with their ’67 Flashback Mustang, the evocative masterpiece of George Huisman himself. They took away the Ford Motor Company’s Best of Show, Outstanding Achievement in Design Award this year at SEMA.

While any baby boomer’s heart may skip a beat with one glance at the Flashback, Classic Design Concepts can assure enthusiasts that she’s “new from the ground up.” While the styling cues are no indicator of this, its tight fit and finish throughout every inch of its exterior, interior, drive train and engine bay are second to none in modern innovation.


And there’s no question that this Flashback’s power output is just as impressive. We heard rumors at SEMA that she’s packing 600 horsepower, but that has yet to be proven. Either way, we were just as impressed as the judges were at this contemporary classic.

This Flashback is one of four ponies that were restructured from the ground up by Classic Design Concepts as part of their “Boomed” initiative. Another of the four is a true 1967 that has been thoroughly refurbished by the team, using all Ford OEM products and several accessories to make the Flashback more appealing to enthusiasts. Who thought they would have a problem with that?


For more information on the CDC Flashback, check out the full press release below. Also, be sure to check out more pictures of the Flashback in the reply below.
David Burkart is online now  
Digg this Post!Add Post to del.icio.usBookmark Post in TechnoratiFurl this Post!Spurl this Post!Reddit! Wong this Post!
Reply With Quote
Old 11-12-2007, 08:58 AM   #2 (permalink)
Contributing Writer
 
David Burkart's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 745
Flashback Photos

Check out the attachments below
Attached Thumbnails
sema-classic-design-concepts-takes-home-two-top-awards-cdc_flashback_13a.jpg  sema-classic-design-concepts-takes-home-two-top-awards-cdc_flashback_14a.jpg  sema-classic-design-concepts-takes-home-two-top-awards-classic-design-mustang.jpg  
David Burkart is online now  
Digg this Post!Add Post to del.icio.usBookmark Post in TechnoratiFurl this Post!Spurl this Post!Reddit! Wong this Post!
Reply With Quote
Old 11-12-2007, 09:00 AM   #3 (permalink)
Contributing Writer
 
David Burkart's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 745
Full Press Release

Official Press Release

“Boomed!”

October 22, 2007 - Novi, MI

Baby Boomer, Baby Boomer, Baby Boomer…

Classic Design Concepts, LLC recognizes that Baby Boomers have wants… They want to rejuvenate the past, they have worked hard and want to enjoy the rewards of working hard and have the best and they demand quality. CDC recognizes the love of cars that Baby Boomers have. So CDC has designed and engineered an all new '67 Mustang--as a matter of fact they will be building four distinct versions of the '67 Mustang.

CDC will be debuting two of their four baby boomer '67 builds at the 2007 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The first of the four will be a re-creation of a base 1967 Mustang using all Ford licensed products, with a few necessary amenities to make it more appealing to today’s drivers. The second will be George Huisman’s vision of a '67 Mustang, code name “Flashback”.

George Huisman, owner and Baby Boomer, has taken his passion of the Mustang and superb design vision to create the '67 Flashback. This vehicle is new from the ground up. Though the styling cues may shadow the past, the Flashback is loaded with modern amenities, attention to detail and quality. As a Baby Boomer, previous Concourse Judge and enthusiast, Huisman has created a vehicle with tight fit and finish on the exterior, the interior and the drive train and engine bay, while maintaining many key cues that make it a classic… An engine that is anticipating over 600 horses!

Huisman partnered with key quality-conscious aftermarket companies to create this all new “Flashback”. These vehicles are not just an exercise; these will be available as complete vehicles through CDC in 2008. The vehicles can be equipped with base components, or you can add the features you want to make it your own.

Standard Equipment

Starts with a Dynacorn, Ford authorized body. This is the base to an extraordinary exterior design. The Flashbacks will be standard with the CDC redesigned, front fascia (with functional brake ducts), fog light package, bright mesh grille, rear fascia with opening for twin dual 2 7/8” exhaust tips highlighting the 2 ½” dual exhaust, functional lower side vents, molded scalloped upper sail panels, Flashback badging, taillights with integrated reverse lights, high capacity cooling system, external oil filter system, stainless steel brake, fuel and coolant lines, Ford 9” rear end, dramatically increased head and leg room, power windows, locks, and power driver seat and interior trunk release.

The standard equipment does not end there! There is also custom gauge package including: speed, tachometer, temperature, fuel, oil, boost, and fuel pressure, all built under a leather dash pad. The standard electronic air condition system provides comfortable cruising in the dead of Summer or those slow moving parades. The standard center console with shifter, secondary gauges, cup holders and storage adds the perfect touch of current amenities while maintaining some key classic touches. Yet another touch of Huisman style, stitched leather sport seats and fold down rear seat. The CDC engineered and designed modular interior includes door panels, headliner, rear seat panels, rear sail panels, resulting in a 2008 standard of fit and finish. The stereo system is a JVC Bongiovi tuned head unit with a Rockford Fosgate components and amplifiers. All in all, the standard features alone make a high end package, now for the options.

Optional Equipment

With the extensive list of standard equipment what is left for options? Plenty…. A prospective owner can choose from a laundry list of high quality suspension options from RRS. This vehicle will be equipped with the RRS Phase 4 package. This package includes front 13.6” two piece molycarbide rotors, directional vented, six piston calipers, and adjustable performance shocks with fully adjustable ride height. The rear brake kit is 12.5” Molycarbide rotor. All of this fitted to a Watts link rear suspension with extra long torque tube and fully adjustable rear height coil over shocks. The engine that these components will support is the 600 HP 5.4 liter supercharged V8 and a 6 speed Tremec transmission. This Flashback will be equipped with the CDC designed heat extracting Cowl Hood with built in turn signal indicators. This custom painted Metal flake Sherwin Williams Pearl Blue Flashback is highlighted with 18” Forgeline Wheels color matched to the stripe on vehicle. This car is the ultimate Baby Boomer's build.
David Burkart is online now  
Digg this Post!Add Post to del.icio.usBookmark Post in TechnoratiFurl this Post!Spurl this Post!Reddit! Wong this Post!
Reply With Quote
Reply

Thread Tools
Display Modes

Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Trackbacks are On
Pingbacks are On
Refbacks are On



All times are GMT -7. The time now is 01:47 PM.




Stangplanet Newsletter: Receive weekly udpates on Stangplanet news and events
Email

Sponsored Links